| Description | 'Going on Learning' New Statesman, 10 May 1959
'Abandoning the Lecture. Discussion method for the Adult Literature Class', no date [mid 20th century]
'Text and Context', The Tutors' Bulletin, [mid 20th century]
'The Teaching of Public Expression', The Highway, Apr 1953
'Film as a Tutorial Subject', Rewley House Papers, Summer 1953
'The Press and Popular Education' [The Highway, Apr 1959]
'Strictly Personal', Education, 4 Mar 1960
'An Educated Democracy', [Socialist Commentary, 1959]
'Literature in Relation to History: 1850-75', Rewley House Papers, no.3, 1949-1950
'Some Experiments in Literature Teaching', Rewley House Papers, no.2, 1948-1949
'The Culture of Politics', The Nation, 3 Jan 1959
'The Roots of Education', Guardian, 14 Apr1 960
'The Illusion of Stability', Education, 1 May 1959
Review of 'English for Maturity' by David Holbrook, New Statesman, 3 Mar 1961
Review of 'Learning and Living 1790-1960' by JFC Harrison, New Statesman, 5 Jan 1962
Review of 'Education and Values' by GH Bantock, Guardian, 23 Apr 1965
Review of 'Dickens and Education' by Philip Collins, Guardian, 22 Nov 1963
'Different Sides of the Wall', Guardian, 1958 |